Studio equipment integration
Switchers, routers, intercom and monitoring connected into one tidy, documented system.
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Live television production hub
Live television is only as good as its studio.
dailymix brings studio equipment integration, dynamic camera work, acoustic control and lighting craft together, so news programmes, interviews and live shows run reliably from the first rehearsal to the final credits.
- Studio, camera, sound and lighting planned as one system
- Rehearsed fallback routes for every live signal path
- Crew training built around your real running order
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Frequently asked questions
Planning a studio build or upgrading a live workflow? Start with the questions producers ask us most often.
How early should engineers join a new studio project?
Before the floor plan is fixed. Early input on cable routes, rack space and power avoids costly rework later.
Can you integrate our existing cameras and switcher?
Yes. We audit what you already own and design around it, replacing only what limits your live output.
What does a news desk lighting setup include?
Key, fill and backlight for each presenter, controlled background lighting and a dimming plan that suits your cameras.
How do you keep interview audio clean in a reflective room?
We measure the room, treat early reflections, then place microphones and monitoring so voices stay natural.
Do you support remote guests and live inserts?
We plan return feeds, latency and talkback so remote contributors fit cleanly into the live running order.
What happens if a signal path fails mid-broadcast?
Every critical path has a tested backup route and a written changeover procedure that the whole gallery rehearses.
Have more questions?
Tell us about your studio and we will reply within a working day.
From gallery to floor
See the whole production chain at a glance
Our integrated approach links equipment, people and process, so you can manage every part of a live programme from one clear plan.
Dynamic camera work
Pedestal, jib and handheld moves planned shot by shot so the gallery always has a strong option.
Controlled acoustics
Rooms measured and treated so presenters, guests and audiences sound clear on every platform.
Repeatable lighting
Plots documented and dimmer-programmed so every programme looks the same on day one hundred.
What we deliver
Everything a live gallery needs to perform
Clear scopes and transparent starting prices for every part of a broadcast operation.
Dynamic camera techniques
Framing, movement and shot variety that keep news and talk formats lively.
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Acoustic optimisation
Room measurement, treatment and microphone placement for clean on-air sound.
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Lighting setups
Flattering, energy-aware lighting plots for desks, sofas and entertainment sets.
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Reliable live workflows
Rundowns, talkback and failover procedures rehearsed until they are routine.
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Crew training
Practical courses for camera, sound, vision mixing and gallery teamwork.
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- 420+
- Live programmes supported
- 1,800
- Crew members trained
- 99.9%
- On-air uptime on managed galleries
Frequently asked questions about our process
Straight answers about timelines, rehearsals, training and support.
How long does a studio fit-out take?
Most single-set news or interview studios are ready in four to eight weeks, depending on build and equipment lead times.
Do you run rehearsals before launch?
Always. We run full technical rehearsals with your presenters and crew, including deliberate fault drills.
Do you work outside London?
Yes. We support productions across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, on site or remotely.
Can you train our team on site?
Our workshops run in your own studio on your own equipment, so skills transfer straight into daily work.
What payment terms do you offer?
Projects are billed in stages tied to milestones. Training days are invoiced after delivery.
What support is available after handover?
Every project includes a documented handover and a priority support line for the first ninety days.
Our crew
Our team is the best in the business.
Engineers, directors, operators and designers who have spent years in real UK galleries and on real studio floors.
Oliver Hartley
Head of Studio Engineering
Designs signal flow and equipment racks for newsrooms and entertainment studios.
Amira Khan
Live Production Director
Leads galleries on multi-camera interviews, rundowns and tight live schedules.
Daniel Okafor
Senior Camera Operator
Coaches crews on jib, pedestal and handheld moves that stay smooth on air.
Emily Rhodes
Lighting Designer
Builds flattering, repeatable lighting plots for desks, sofas and talk sets.
Studios built for news, interviews and live shows
Whether you run a single-desk bulletin or a multi-set entertainment floor, we shape the space around the programme, not the other way round.
- News desks with presenter-ready lighting and sound
- Interview sets with comfortable, camera-friendly seating
- Entertainment floors with flexible jib and audience coverage
Redundancy first
Every critical signal, power and network path has a tested backup before launch.
Fast recovery
Clear changeover steps let a gallery recover in seconds rather than minutes.
Always on schedule
Staged delivery and rehearsals protect your launch date and your running order.